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Categories Let’s play… American Government Jeopardy!

City Government Political Elections Political Parties Political Participation Public Opinion

Categories The portion of the population selected to participate in a poll is known as the Public Opinion 100 Points

Categories Public Opinion 100 Points Sample

Categories Public Opinion 200 Points _____ is best identified as a number that indicates within what range the results of a poll are accurate

Categories Sample Error or Margin of Error Public Opinion 200 Points

Categories Public Opinion 300 Points A typical, average and usually accurate poll sample ranges from ____________ to ____________ people polled.

Categories Public Opinion 300 Points 1,000 – 2,000

Categories A group of citizens whose political views have been shaped by the common events of their youth is known as Public Opinion 400 Points

Categories A Political Generation Public Opinion 400 Points

Categories ____________ and ___________ polls are essential for formulating campaign strategy and measuring progress for the campaign Public Opinion 500 Points

Categories Benchmark and Tracking Public Opinion 500 Points

Categories _________ is the biggest single factor that accounts for how people decide to vote. Political Participation 100 Points

Categories Political Participation 100 Points Party Identification/Party Membership

Categories Political Participation 200 Points _________ are the mixed party efforts to get voters out to the polls by political parties.

Categories Voter Mobilization Political Participation 200 Points

Categories Political Participation 300 Points ____ was a reading and writing examination given to minority voters at polls to ensure that they were not able to vote.

Categories Political Participation 300 Points Literacy Test

Categories The _______________ calculates that his or her vote will not make a difference to election outcomes Political Participation 400 Points

Categories Rational Non-Voter Political Participation 400 Points

Categories ____________ voting occurs when people base their voting decisions on well-informed opinions and consideration of the future consequences of their votes Political Participation 500 Points

Categories Prospective Voting Political Participation 500 Points

Categories The party _______ are the members of a political party who consistently vote for that party's candidates Political Parties 100 Points

Categories Political Parties 100 Points The Party Base

Categories Political Parties 200 Points The rank-and-file members who carry out the party's electioneering efforts are the

Categories Party Activists Political Parties 200 Points

Categories Political Parties 300 Points ______ are gatherings, such as primaries, caucuses, and conventions, at which ordinary party members meet at

Categories Political Parties 300 Points Temporary Party Organizations

Categories _____ are elected party representatives selected county-wide during the primary election. Political Parties 400 Points

Categories County Chairs Political Parties 400 Points

Categories ________ refers to a a substantial and long-term shift in party allegiance by individuals and groups, usually resulting in a change in policy direction. Political Parties 500 Points

Categories Realignment Political Parties 500 Points

Categories _______ is a meeting of local party members who choose delegates for the national convention. Political Elections 100 Points

Categories Political Elections 100 Points Party Caucus

Categories Political Elections 200 Points ____ is the process of scheduling presidential primaries early on in the primary season

Categories Front Loading Political Elections 200 Points

Categories Political Elections 300 Points A _______ issue is one on which the parties differ in their perspectives and their proposed solutions.

Categories Political Elections 300 Points Position Issue

Categories The reporting of who contributed money to the campaign and how much is contributed by each individual or corporation. Political Elections 400 Points

Categories Disclosure Political Elections 400 Points

Categories Officially nominating a candidate, selecting a running mate and establishing the party platform is the role of the Political Elections 500 Points

Categories Party National Convention Political Elections 500 Points

Categories Is a City Council District with no boundaries City Government 100 Points

Categories City Government 100 Points At-Large City Council Seat

Categories City Government 200 Points ___ is a specific City Council District with designated boundaries

Categories Single-Member City Council District City Government 200 Points

Categories City Government 300 Points Is the legal process of extending city boundaries to include unincorporated areas

Categories City Government 300 Points Annexation

Categories A law that is enacted by a city and as a result included in to the Home Rule Charter or City Charter City Government 400 Points

Categories City Ordinance City Government 400 Points

Categories A voting system in which voters have many different votes to cast and may choose to split them or cast them all for one candidate City Government 500 Points

Categories Cumulative Voting City Government 500 Points

Categories DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!